Misused Aerial Usage Identification

2. The method of claim 1, wherein, in the condition that the mobile unit is judged as the unregistered aerial vehicle, the determining whether the mobile unit is in the state of flying is performed.

3. The method of claim 1, wherein a control node sends the air-borne assistance information to the base unit.

4. The method of claim 3, wherein the control node sends the air-borne assistance information to the base unit no matter whether the air-borne assistance information is empty.

5. The method of claim 1, wherein the air-borne assistance information comprises an expected altitude range, a mobility pattern, path information, an altitude restriction, a speed restriction, or some combination thereof.

6. The method of claim 1, wherein the base unit sends the location information of the mobile unit to a location platform to determine whether the mobile unit is in the state of flying.

7. The method of claim 1, wherein, in the condition that the mobile unit cannot be judged as the registered aerial vehicle, the determining whether the mobile unit is in the state of flying is performed.

9. The base unit of claim 8, wherein, the processor, in response to identifying the mobile unit as the misused aerial vehicle, requests a control node to stop serving the mobile unit.

10. The base unit of claim 8, wherein the processor, in the condition that the mobile unit is judged as the unregistered aerial vehicle, determines whether the mobile unit is in the state of flying.

11. The base unit of claim 8, wherein the transceiver receives the air-borne assistance information from a control node.

12. The base unit of claim 8, wherein the processor instructs the transceiver to send the location information of the mobile unit to a location platform to determine whether the mobile unit is in the state of flying.

13. The base unit of claim 8, wherein the processor, in the condition that the mobile unit cannot be judged as the registered aerial vehicle, determines whether the mobile unit is in the state of flying.

15. The control node of claim 14, wherein, the processor judges whether the mobile unit is an unregistered aerial vehicle, and stops serving the mobile unit in the condition that the mobile unit is judged as the unregistered aerial vehicle.

16. The control node of claim 14, wherein the processor instructs the transceiver to transmit location information of the mobile unit to a location platform to determine whether the mobile unit is in the state of flying, and stops serving the mobile unit in the condition that the mobile unit is determined as in the state of flying.

17. The control node of claim 14, wherein the transceiver transmits the air-borne assistance information to the base unit.